New Zealand Gazette – 1905 – No. 37

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✨ Meteorological Data

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

No. 87

New Zealand Rainfall for March, 1905—continued.

Station.	Observer.	Total Fall, in Inches.	Days with Rain.	Maximum Fall, and Date.

NORTH ISLAND—continued.

(D.) SOUTH-EAST ASPECT—EAST CAPE TO CAPE PALLISER—continued.

Tane .. .. | H. A. Lambert .. .. | 3·89 | 11 | 1·09 on 2nd
Eketahuna .. | J. T. Quinn .. .. | 3·28 | 12 | 0·60 on 6th
Mauriceville West .. | W. C. Davies .. .. | 3·90 | 12 | 0·79 on 15th
Ihurua Valley .. | Miss Graham .. .. | 2·70 | 8 | 0·49 on 1st and 18th
Annadale, Te Nui .. | H. A. Nevins .. .. | 4·17 | 13 | 0·87 on 1st
Castlepoint .. | H. Belliss .. .. | 2·14 | 10 | 0·85 on 2nd
Masterton .. | J. Payton .. .. | 3·90 | 12 | 1·45 on 2nd
Waibakeke, Carterton .. | H. Peters .. .. | 3·31 | 10 | 1·44 on 2nd
Featherston .. | C. Peach .. .. | 2·94 | 4 | 2·15 on 2nd
Summit .. | A. Douglas .. .. | 5·55 | 10 | 0·40 on 3rd, 7th, 15th
Waiwetu .. | G. M. Mason .. .. | 3·98 | 12 | 0·91 on 3rd
Wainuiomata Reservoir .. | J. Quaintance .. .. | 6·97 | 12 | 1·20 on 3rd
Lower Hutt .. | Miss H. A. M. Heaton .. | 6·30 | 10 | 1·53 on 3rd
Petone .. | Sir James Hector, K.C.M.G. | 4·06 | 12 | 0·96 on 7th
Karori Reservoir .. | W. Ridmonds .. .. | 3·94 | 13 | 1·17 on 7th
Kilbirnie .. | J. W. Kinniburgh .. .. | 4·68 | 11 | 1·36 on 6th
Lyell Bay .. | H. M. Hayward.. .. | 5·31 | 12 | 1·63 on 6th

SOUTH ISLAND.

(E.) NORTH ASPECT—CAPE FAREWELL TO KAIKOURA.

Takaka .. .. | Rev. A. H. Heron .. .. | 4·94 | 10 | 1·185 on 30th
Motueka .. .. | G. S. Hufam .. .. | 1·51 | 10 | 0·30 on 2nd
Stephens Island .. | Lightkeeper .. .. | 2·77 | 5 | 1·54 on 29th
The Brothers(a) .. | Lightkeeper .. .. | .. | .. | ..
Cape Campbell .. | Lightkeeper .. .. | 4·59 | 5 | 2·05 on 3rd
Manaroa, Pelorus Sounds(b) .. | M. C. Masefield.. .. | 4·70 | 8 | 1·15 on 1st
Timara Station, Renwickton .. | R. F. Goulter .. .. | 1·30 | 4 | 0·72 on 1st
Meadowbank, Blenheim .. | G. T. Seymour .. .. | .. | .. | ..
GrovetoWn, Blenheim .. | N. T. Pritchard.. .. | 2·99 | 4 | 0·76 on 3rd
Avondale Station, Blenheim .. | C. G. Teschemaker .. | .. | .. | ..
Starborough Nursery, Seddon .. | N. Craig .. .. | 4·48 | 8 | 1·79 on 3rd
Langridge Station, Upper Awa-tere(c) .. | E. J. Thompson .. .. | 1·06 | 6 | 0·46 on 1st

(F.) WEST ASPECT—CAPE FAREWELL TO PUYSEGUR POINT.

Farewell Spit .. | Lightkeeper .. .. | 2·43 | 6 | 1·35 on 31st
Pakawau .. | T. C. V. Field .. .. | 9·205 | 13 | 2·705 on 28th
Denniston .. | J. W. Dixon .. .. | 5·94 | 11 | 1·31 on 31st
Westport .. | A. S. Ewan .. .. | 6·07 | 15 | 1·08 on 30th
Reefton .. .. | R. Irving .. .. | 2·785 | 8 | 0·485 on 31st
Greymouth .. | J. Connor .. .. | 6·18 | 9 | 1·50 on 30th
Okuru .. .. | J. Cuttance .. .. | .. | .. | ..
Dusky Sound .. | R. Henry .. .. | .. | .. | ..
Puysegur Point .. | Lightkeeper .. .. | .. | .. | ..

(G.) EAST ASPECT—KAIKOURA TO CAPE SAUNDERS.

Hanmer Springs Nursery .. | W. Cromb .. .. | 3·63 | 12 | 2·10 on 1st
Highfield, Waiau .. | F. S. Northcote .. .. | 2·07 | 7 | 1·10 on 1st
Mackenzie, Cheviot .. | A. C. Bellwood .. .. | 3·545 | 13 | 2·48 on 1st
Oxford East .. | R. H. Gainsford .. .. | 2·54 | 13 | 1·11 on 1st
Bealey .. .. | R. Obery .. .. | 1·66 | 6 | 0·68 on 30th
Domain, Christchurch .. | A. L. Taylor .. .. | 1·78 | 8 | 1·25 on 2nd
Linwood, Christchurch .. | J. A. Biltcliff .. .. | 1·83 | 10 | 1·21 on 2nd
Port Hills, Christchurch .. | Miss M. L. Higgins .. | 1·77 | 10 | 1·103 on 1st
Hororata(d) .. | D. Fraser .. .. | 3·59 | 11 | 1·40 on 2nd
Akarot(e) .. | Miss B. D. Jacobson .. | 3·73 | 5 | 1·40 on 1st
Southbridge .. | J. McMillan .. .. | 0·80 | 9 | 0·28 on 1st
Methven .. .. | G. H. Alington .. .. | 2·39 | 14 | 1·32 on 1st
Rakaia .. .. | Rev. H. H. Mathias .. | 0·91 | 11 | 0·28 on 1st
Kyle .. .. | J. Lambie .. .. | 0·99 | 9 | 0·34 on 2nd
Winchmore, Ashburton .. | A. Curtis .. .. | 2·94 | 9 | 1·16 on 1st
Windermere(f) .. | Miss Eva E. Wright .. | 2·10 | 13 | 0·65 on 1st
Mount Peel, Rangitata .. | Miss Acland .. .. | 2·38 | 13 | 0·75 on 2nd
Peel Forest .. | W. E. Barker .. .. | 2·39 | 14 | 0·84 on 1st
Kapunatiki, Rangitata .. | J. C. Rolleston .. .. | 1·69 | 9 | 0·56 on 2nd
Woodbury, Geraldine .. | E. F. Temple .. .. | 1·60 | 13 | 0·62 on 1st
The Heights, Geraldine .. | W. M. Moore .. .. | 1·68 | 13 | 0·79 on 1st
Orari Gorge .. | Mrs. B. H. Triggs .. .. | 1·76 | 7 | 0·78 on 1st

Late returns—

(a) { January .. .. .. .. .. | 1·83 | 9 | 0·39 on 28th
{ February .. .. .. .. .. | 1·38 | 4 | 0·69 on 6th
(b) { January .. .. .. .. .. | 0·65 | 1 | 0·65 on 18th
{ February .. .. .. .. .. | 0·97 | 2 | 0·87 on 6th
(c) .. .. .. .. .. .. .. | 2·25 | 7 | 0·80 on 7th
(d) .. .. .. .. .. .. .. | 2·96 | 7 | 1·05 on 28th
(e) .. .. .. .. .. .. .. | 3·05 | 8 | 1·05 on 8th
(f) .. .. .. .. .. .. .. | 2·60 | 8 | 0·97 on 28th

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1905, No 37

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🎓 New Zealand Rainfall for March 1905 (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
KeywordsRainfall, Observations, North Island, South Island, Tane, Eketahuna, Mauriceville West, Ihurua Valley, Annadale, Castlepoint, Masterton, Waibakeke, Featherston, Summit, Waiwetu, Wainuiomata Reservoir, Lower Hutt, Petone, Karori Reservoir, Kilbirnie, Lyell Bay, Takaka, Motueka, Stephens Island, The Brothers, Cape Campbell, Manaroa, Timara Station, Meadowbank, GrovetoWn, Avondale Station, Starborough Nursery, Langridge Station, Farewell Spit, Pakawau, Denniston, Westport, Reefton, Greymouth, Okuru, Dusky Sound, Puysegur Point, Hanmer Springs Nursery, Highfield, Mackenzie, Oxford East, Bealey, Domain Christchurch, Linwood, Port Hills, Hororata, Akarot, Southbridge, Methven, Rakaia, Kyle, Winchmore, Windermere, Mount Peel, Peel Forest, Kapunatiki, Woodbury, The Heights, Orari Gorge
👱🏽 Names

58 names identified

H. A. Lambert, Observer
J. T. Quinn, Observer
W. C. Davies, Observer
Miss Graham, Observer
H. A. Nevins, Observer
H. Belliss, Observer
J. Payton, Observer
H. Peters, Observer
C. Peach, Observer
A. Douglas, Observer
G. M. Mason, Observer
J. Quaintance, Observer
Miss H. A. M. Heaton, Observer
Sir James Hector (K.C.M.G.), Observer
W. Ridmonds, Observer
J. W. Kinniburgh, Observer
H. M. Hayward, Observer
Rev. A. H. Heron, Observer
G. S. Hufam, Observer
Lightkeeper, Observer
Lightkeeper, Observer
M. C. Masefield, Observer
R. F. Goulter, Observer
G. T. Seymour, Observer
N. T. Pritchard, Observer
C. G. Teschemaker, Observer
N. Craig, Observer
E. J. Thompson, Observer
T. C. V. Field, Observer
J. W. Dixon, Observer
A. S. Ewan, Observer
R. Irving, Observer
J. Connor, Observer
J. Cuttance, Observer
R. Henry, Observer
Lightkeeper, Observer
W. Cromb, Observer
F. S. Northcote, Observer
A. C. Bellwood, Observer
R. H. Gainsford, Observer
R. Obery, Observer
A. L. Taylor, Observer
J. A. Biltcliff, Observer
Miss M. L. Higgins, Observer
D. Fraser, Observer
Miss B. D. Jacobson, Observer
J. McMillan, Observer
G. H. Alington, Observer
Rev. H. H. Mathias, Observer
J. Lambie, Observer
A. Curtis, Observer
Miss Eva E. Wright, Observer
Miss Acland, Observer
W. E. Barker, Observer
J. C. Rolleston, Observer
E. F. Temple, Observer
W. M. Moore, Observer
Mrs. B. H. Triggs, Observer

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